Sentence examples for a class from from inspiring English sources

I taught a class from 9 30 to 2 30.

It seems as though a class from the Art Students Leaguee was unleashed there.

In fact, it has moved up a class from subcompact to compact, according to Environmental Protection Agency classifications.

Lunch at 12 30 and to sleep at 1 p.m. Up for a class from 3 to 4 30.

She got the idea for cooking parties while traveling in Florence, Italy, where she took a class from a woman who taught from her home.

He had hoped to survey it today with a class from Stevens Institute of Technology, but not enough of it was exposed, and the rain was getting closer.

Faith Traditions: Have students collaborate with a class from a different faith tradition and read works that touch on or bring that tradition to life.

His beloved teacher, Mr. Simon Mr. Harriss), is first seen reading to a class from Mark Twain's "Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc".

New Hampshire College in Manchester has similar courses, and a class from Tufts University in Medford, Mass., will visit New Hampshire on Saturday.

The question was put to a class from a Brooklyn high school: Had they ever given a moment's thought to their school building?

And on Tuesday, also at Murray's, there will be a class from 6 30 to 8 p.m. in pairing American sparkling wines with cheeses, $75: murrayscheese.com.com